bestride (Meaning)
bestride (v)
get up on the back of
bestride (v. t.)
To stand or sit with anything between the legs, or with the legs astride; to stand over
To step over; to stride over or across; as, to bestride a threshold.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bestride
bestride Sentence Examples
- The towering colossus bestrode the battlefield, intimidating all who dared to approach.
- The majestic stallion bestrode the open plain, its hooves pounding the earth with thunderous force.
- The ancient king bestrode his golden throne, his presence radiating an aura of authority.
- The intrepid explorer bestrode the treacherous glacier, his every step a testament to his indomitable spirit.
- The nimble gymnast bestrode the balance beam with effortless grace, her movements a symphony of precision and elegance.
- The determined hiker bestrode the rugged mountain trail, his legs aching with every ascent.
- The fearless knight bestrode his warhorse, his armor gleaming in the sunlight as he charged into battle.
- The confident hunter bestrode the forest, his rifle at the ready as he tracked his prey with unwavering determination.
- The portly gentleman bestrode the sidewalk, his bulging belly wobbling with each step.
- The proud poet bestrode the literary world, his words painting vivid tapestries in the minds of his readers.
FAQs About the word bestride
get up on the back ofTo stand or sit with anything between the legs, or with the legs astride; to stand over, To step over; to stride over or across; as, to bes
straddle,sit, squat, lounge, slouch, sprawl,perch
rise,stand, rise, arise, stand, arise,,get up, get up
The towering colossus bestrode the battlefield, intimidating all who dared to approach.
The majestic stallion bestrode the open plain, its hooves pounding the earth with thunderous force.
The ancient king bestrode his golden throne, his presence radiating an aura of authority.
The intrepid explorer bestrode the treacherous glacier, his every step a testament to his indomitable spirit.
